Deliberations of the 239th GECEX Meeting

Brazil’s Foreign Trade Executive Management Committee (GECEX) held its 239th meeting with formal deliberations on trade measures. GECEX is the body responsible for setting Brazilian import/export tariffs and trade policy decisions, making its meeting outcomes directly relevant to tariff and market access policy.

Scope of US Tariff Measures on Brazilian Exports

Brazil’s MDIC reports that combined US tariff measures now affect 23.1% of Brazilian exports to the United States, while 52.7% remain free of additional sectoral or Brazil-specific tariffs. The analysis quantifies the exposure of Brazilian export sectors to recently enacted US tariff actions.

Guide to Calculating Dumping Margins

Brazil’s Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services (MDIC) published a guide on calculating dumping margins for trade remedy investigations. The document covers methodologies used in anti-dumping proceedings. This is a technical reference for practitioners involved in Brazilian trade defense cases.

Manual for Tariff Change Petitions – 2nd Edition

Brazil’s CAMEX has published the second edition of its manual governing the process for submitting tariff change petitions. The manual outlines procedures, requirements, and criteria for requesting modifications to import duties. It serves as a regulatory guide for industry and government stakeholders seeking tariff alterations.

Ratification of the MERCOSUR-EFTA Free Trade Agreement – Joint Note from MRE/MDIC/MAPA

Brazil’s Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Agriculture issued a joint note on the ratification of the MERCOSUR-EFTA Free Trade Agreement. The agreement covers trade in goods, services, and other areas between MERCOSUR members and the EFTA states (Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein). This marks a significant step in formalizing the trade relationship between the two […]

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